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DNS queries are getting bigger so we do not want to accidentally block them
Part 3: Link Fragmentation and Interleaving (LFI)
IE may have recently stabilized but overall it’s in ‘decay,’ report says
Outcry grows over privacy violations and other snafus with Microsoft's "Wave 4" online services
Password policy needs to be updated to increase complexity to address cracking threats.
Steve Jobs recently emailed an iPhone 3G owner and reassured him that Apple was working on an iOS update to help alleviate sluggish performance on iPhone 3G devices running iOS 4
Industrialization not always the appropriate end
Using powershell you can easily see the last time your DB was backed up.
UC
It takes more than VDI
The most-viewed stories at Network World for the week ending Aug. 20.
Hey, just because it is virtual doesn't mean it does have value
It's a repository. It's a community. It's a social network. It's all of the above. And it's all about free, accurate and vetted educational materials.
* Do we need a nationwide network? If so, how do we get one?
* The phrase "LDAP Directory" is still bandied about leading many people to believe that, somehow, LDAP defines the directory structure
* Offer practical tips on VoIP troubleshooting, and integrating video with unified communications
* Tool enhancements aim to boost monitoring of WAN links across distributed enterprises
Step-by-step guide on making your Facebook "Places" info private
Facebook Places is now live, hours after users were frustrated by feature being unavailable
Years-old critical Linux vulnerability raises questions about disclosure
Open source's built in escrow helps code live to see another day, protects companies
Could open source be a spoiler in Intel's 8b dollar buy?
But results on ROI calculator look wildly optimistic
Discipline and strong focus still basis for new approach
During the development process of the iPad, Apple reportedly experimented with a wide array of screen sizes. In the end, Apple obviously felt that 9.7-inches was the most ideal, but now reports are surfacing that a smaller iPad may be in the works ju
Intel has agreed to purchase McAfee for $7.7 billion.
According to RJL Technology Integration, the AP300 is going away in 2010. Motorola’s migration path is to move to the AP650, an 802.11n based AP that requires one of their newer switches.
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